Federer reveals preferred venue for retirement

Swiss tennis maestro Roger Federer has revealed that Wimbledon, where he won his first Grand Slam title, is a "possible, albeit obvious place" for him to announce his retirement from tennis.The 37-year-old, while talking about his retirement plans, said that he does not have a "fairytale ending" to his career in mind but he also does not want to leave the court with an injury."Wimbledon stands out as maybe a place. I don't have the fairytale ending in my head saying there has to be another title somewhere. I hope it doesn't end with an injury," Federer told CNN in an interview."I'd like to go out on my terms." So, no date, but at least we have a possible, albeit obvious place," he added.When asked about his childhood coach Peter Carter, who died a year before Federer lifted his first Grand Slam title at Wimbledon, the 20 times Grand Slam title winner said that he misses his coach a lot and is thankful to him for strengthening his playing technique."Peter was really a really important .